Digits is a 3D interaction sensor created by Microsoft Research that helps in freehand gesture input for computers, mobile phones, etc. It was unveiled at the 25th ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology (USIT) at Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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Flat Time: A Working Clock Built in a Poster
Finn Magee creates ‘Flat Time’, a poster with a fully functioning digital clock in it.
Oculus Rift Takes Virtual Reality Gaming to the Next Level
Oculus Rift has led to the metamorphoses in the gaming industry by taking virtual reality to the next level.
A Pair of Shoes That Direct You Home
Dominic Wilcox has created a pair of shoes that can understand a GPS location and beam lights on the shoe’s surface to guide you home.
FaceDeals Innovative Face Recognition Technology for Facebook
As technology progresses, it eliminates unnecessary hardware, procedural steps and makes things easy-to-use. Now you don’t need to check-in a particular location manually; with FaceDeals, the checking-in happens automatically through face recognition.
Google Chrome Web Lab: 5 Interactive Experiments
Google launches 5 interactive experiments in an attempt to show the world the power of the internet and in the bargain prove the power and capabilities of Google Chrome, Google’s web browser, in supporting this brave new world of Web 2.0.
Honda Reveals the Uni-Cub Personal Mobility Device
Move over Segway, there’s a new personal mobility device and it is more convenient and innovative than any of its predecessors. The Uni-Cub is a single seat personal transport device that Honda plans to launch in the near future. Read more…
Google: A book that holds the first image from Google search for every dictionary word.
Felix Heyes and Ben West collaborate on a book titled ‘Google’, a quirky compilation of the first images that appear for words from a standard English dictionary on the search engine extraordinaire Google.
Leap Motion: A Shockingly Accurate Gesture Control Interface
Leap Motion is a new gesture control interface that claims to be 200 times more accurate than any other similar interface in the market. It is as spot on as a mouse, as comely as a keyboard and more sensitive than a touch screen device.
TEDx Promotes Itself in Argentina by Using Hairdressers
A person spends an average of 40 min at a hair salon getting different services. Most often than not, the time is spent having an animated conversation with the hair stylist while he works his magic. TEDx plugged itself in these conversations to tell Argentineans that it had arrived in their country.
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